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Making Connections – Church of Ireland Centre Primary Schools Conference
The ethos of Church of Ireland primary schools needs to be part of each school’s self–evaluation and stem from dialogue with the whole school community.
Diocesan News
A Prayer for Dublin
Archbishop Michael Jackson has written a Prayer for Dublin following an interview with Premier Christian Radio about yesterday’s violent incidents in Dublin.
Diocesan News
Dublin City Interfaith Forum responds to city centre violence
‘Let us collectively find a way to address and to move on from the hate–filled rhetoric and actions of those last night to a shared aspiration of making Dublin a welcoming city, a city of kindness.’
Diocesan News
Statement by the Archbishop of Dublin following Parnell Square incident
‘On behalf of the people of Dublin and Glendalough I wish to extend our concern and compassion to all those affected by the horrific incident which occurred on Parnell Square in Dublin this afternoon.’
Diocesan News
Black Santa 2023 Appeal goes live
The website for Belfast Cathedral’s 47th Black Santa Appeal is now live and open for donations at www.belfastblacksanta.org
Board of Education (NI)
Growing together in Belleek
A garden in the grounds of Belleek Controlled Primary School in County Fermanagh – opened in warmer weather in September! – is one of several projects which have received funding through our small grants programme for parish–school projects in recent years.
Press Releases
Day of Prayer for Young People and Youth Ministry – a quick reminder!
The Church of Ireland’s Day of Prayer for Young People and Youth Ministry, which is held on the Sunday before Advent each year – is coming up this Sunday, 26th November.
Board of Education (R.O.I.)
A global perspective on Protestant education
“Your history is not only your history but it’s embedded in a global perspective as well,” Professor Annette Scheunpflug remarked as she gave the keynote address at Dublin City University’s recent seminar on the history of Protestant comprehensive schools.
Board of Education (R.O.I.)
Are Protestant comprehensives multiply invisible?
DCU seminar hears the history of Protestant comprehensive schools
The Revd Professor Anne Lodge, who leads the Church of Ireland Centre at DCU, has presented new research into Protestant compreheneive schools, drawing on interviews and document archives, to tell their origin and contemporary stories and how their lived ethos is expressed.
